East Boston Infill and Small Developments

-U/C

7-11 Curtis Street​

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“The proposed project consists of the construction of two, four-story residential buildings that will include a total of 29 residential units and 17 off-street vehicle parking spaces.”

https://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/7-11-curtis-street

https://www.rise.boston/projects/curtis-street
 

151 Liverpool Street​

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“The proposed project change contemplates a reduction of vehicle parking from the originally approved 36 vehicle parking spaces to 13 vehicle parking spaces in the revised design due to the removal of the below-grade parking level. The originally approved project was approved by the BPDA Board on August 11, 2016 and included a six-story residential building with up to thirty-six (36) condominium units including five (5) affordable units and up to 36 parking spaces spread across two levels of parking.

Cedarwood Development is proposing a four-story building with 18 residential rental units including two affordable units and 20 off-street/on-site parking spaces.”

https://www.bostonplans.org/projects/development-projects/151-liverpool-street
 

Parking Count Reduced for East Boston Condo Project​

Originally approved in August 2016 updated plans have been presented for 151 Liverpool Street in East Boston. As approved the 6-story condo building would include 36 units and 33 parking spaces. Now, plans call for 13 parking spaces due to the elimination of the basement. Per project documents, the cost of constructing the required foundation for the basement & installing and operating a vehicle elevator has become prohibitive.

https://www.bldup.com/posts/parking-count-reduced-for-east-boston-condo-project

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#bancars said:
www.bostonglobe.com

In Eastie, an early glimpse at Boston’s existential and expensive struggle to hold back the sea - The Boston Globe

Boston began planning for sea level rise almost a decade ago. Now, as the city’s climate adaptation strategy takes shape, it’s raising thorny questions about cost and gentrification.
www.bostonglobe.com www.bostonglobe.com
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Between the "Grassroots" work in the Globe article, the "new vision for East Boston" planning post above and the East Boston Resilience initiative noted in the link below, I think Eastie may have a plan to address the climate alarms of the last 20 years!
baystatebanner.com-E. Boston resilience effort puts shoreline future in the hands of local youth
 
stick n move said:

$20M in Financing Secured for East Boston Multifamily Project​

9 McKay Place LLC has closed a $20,400,000 mortgage through Needham Bank for 9 McKay Place in East Boston. Approved plans for the site call for 41 residential units above ground-floor retail near Maverick Square.

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https://www.bldup.com/posts/20m-in-financing-secured-for-east-boston-multifamily-project
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The 50 basis point cut yesterday by the Fed was a surprise to many of us in the financial industry (the vast majority - around 75%-25% ratio had pegged 25).

This should have a wonderful laxative effect on rates and housing investment. LFG!!!!!
 

20 Condos Proposed Along Addison St. in East Boston​

“A new multifamily project has been proposed to replace the 4-unit building located at 99-105 Addison St. in East Boston. Plans call for 20 condo residences, including 1 & 2 bedrooms with 10 parking spaces. The proposed project also includes a ground-floor residential lobby with ample package and mail areas, dedicated bicycle parking with direct access to the exterior, and interior trash storage.”

99 addison

https://www.bldup.com/posts/20-condos-proposed-along-addison-st-in-east-boston
 
This is what is currently at the site of the above development.
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Its currently a 4 unit house where most of the lot is taken up by the driveway and a patch of grass. Turning this into 20 units is a huge win and can and should be replicated thousands of times across the city imo.
 

East Boston Multifamily Approved​

“An all-electric, Passive House project has been approved for 944 Saratoga Street in East Boston. Housing: 21 residential units. This project will convert a vacant lot in East Boston into a four-story building with 21 residential units. These will be a mix of studios, one-, and two-bedroom units.”

944 saratoga

https://www.bldup.com/posts/east-boston-multifamily-approved
 
1/20...some projects U/C:


175 Orleans Street (123-key hotel)






400 Condor Street (New Eversource Eagle Hill Substation)




7-11 Curtis Street (23 units) and 670-672 Saratoga Street (6 units)






28-30 Geneva Street (26 19 units)






255 Maverick Street (9 units)




250 Bremen Street (8 units) and 252 Bremen Street (gut renovation: 3-family home)






130 Marginal Street (4 units)




546 Saratoga Street (4 units)




219 Saratoga Street (4 units)




655 Saratoga Street (2-story addition: 4 units)




98-100 Bennington Street (gut renovation: 3 going to 4 units)

 
I like triple deckers so much more when theyre built right up against eachother like in east boston. Much better use of space and also helps the heating bill when theyre abutting. Soooo many more buildings could have bee built in dorchester for example if every building didnt have a useless tiny patch of grass on both sides.
 
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